Weather Systems
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| Artists | Andrew Bird |
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| Release date | April 1, 2003 |
| Producers | Mark Nevers |
| Labels | Wegawam Music Co. |
| Genres | Indie Folk |
| Baroque Pop | |
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| ID | 3049004 |
About Weather Systems
Weather Systems, released in 2003, is Andrew Bird's second solo album and his first after disbanding Bowl of Fire. Bird has said that the album was simply a side project during his four or five year recording of Andrew Bird & the Mysterious Production of Eggs.
Why weather in games is getting more realistic
... Flagship Xbox exclusive Forza Motorsport made a big deal of advertising its complex Weather Systems when it launched its latest instalment earlier this year...
AI could predict hurricane landfall sooner - report
... The way extreme Weather Systems evolve may also be changing...
The slow and delicate aircraft taking on spy missions
... Clambering to its stratospheric destination at a lazy 55 mph the machine can travel backwards in relation to the earth if it hits winds of higher velocity as it noses upwards through Weather Systems...
Climate change played major role in Libya floods
... But they are confident climate change played a significant role, because there is very strong evidence higher temperatures lead to heavier rainfall and other studies have shown climate change increases the intensity of Weather Systems such as Storm Daniel...
Hopes for summer weather before autumn starts? - BBC Weather
... Low pressure Weather Systems have continued to move in from the Atlantic bringing rain and strong winds...
Climate change: Last year's UK heatwave 'a sign of things to come'
... One of the elements that might have led to a very hot year in 2022 and may explain the current wetter summer are changes in the jet stream, the fast moving winds that carry Weather Systems across the Atlantic to the UK...
Heatwave: Is it coming to the UK? - BBC Weather
... To the north of the jet stream you have the cooler Arctic air with rain bearing Weather Systems being formed...
Where has the summer gone? - BBC Weather
... Weather Systems will move overhead rapidly and the weather will change from day to day...